As previously covered by GM Authority, General Motors is set to attend the upcoming 2023 Detroit Auto Show – also known as the North American International Auto Show (NAIAS) – along with rivals Ford and Stellantis. Now, it appears as though the Big Three will each unveil new products at the show.
Set to take place at Huntington Place, Detroit from September 13th to 24th, there will be a total of six new vehicles revealed across the three major automakers. Notably, the 13th and 14th will primarily be a Media and Technology event, while the show will be opened to the general public from the 16th to 24th.
“We are thrilled by the tremendous support of our hometown Detroit Three in bringing these exciting reveals and their products and vehicle activations to the show,” Detroit Auto Show Chairman Thad Szott said in a prepared statement. “We expect the momentum created by these unveilings to generate outstanding media and consumer attendance and interest.”
As to what General Motors could potentially reveal at the show, here are a few possibilities, including:
- Refreshed 2024 Chevy Tahoe
- Refreshed 2024 Chevy Suburban
- Next-gen Chevy Bolt EV
- Refreshed 2024 GMC Yukon
- Next-gen 2024 GMC Acadia
- Refreshed 2024 Cadillac Escalade (ICE model)
- All-new Cadillac Optiq
- All-new Cadillac above-Lyriq electric crossover
- All-new Cadillac Lyriq-V
- All-new Buick Electra E5
“We’re excited to welcome consumers to our hometown as we showcase never before seen products in addition to our full portfolio of award-winning best-selling products and brands,” GM Vice President of Product and Brand Communications Michelle Malcho was quoted as saying.
It’s worth noting that this rendition of the Detroit Auto Show is set to highlighted by the inclusion of a new Powering Michigan EV Experience indoor track. This immersive experience will allow visitors to test a wide range of electric vehicles.
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All new equinox? All new enclave?
The mew equinox is probably the most likely. Theres one vehicle missing from this list. Thats the 2024 corvette stingray with the 6th gen small block making in excess of 500HP, but will retain 90% of the current vettes style and looks. If chevy follows the cadence of the 5th gen small block, the vette will be forst followed by the silverado approximately 6-8 months latter wich will line up for the announced 2025 MY.
Does the mew Equinox have a diesel engine made by Cat?
/sorry… someone had to…
I’m sure it’ll be the new Tahoe/Burb/Yukon
The new “Cadillac above-Lyriq electric crossover” was revealed as the Symboliq in a previous GMA article, and it will match the XT6 dimensions.
I am hoping to see the totally new 2024 Chevy Traverse. This is what I am most in market for. Reading the print on it, the crossover will have some major changes including new look and powertrain. I am really interested in examining the new powertrain to see HP, fuel rating, torque, and everything else. They say it will have a more truck appearance.
All of your questions can be answered by just going to the chevy web site.
Except for engine and transmission deep dive, and pictures of where the skid plates are on the Z71. Approach and departure angles habe yet to be revealed as well.
More questions can be answered with a live eyeball examinations of entire vehicle, but thanks for your comments
no mention of the all new 2024 Traverse???? odd
It’s already been revealed. The article is about what they “will” reveal.
What about the 2025 Malibu? Never to soon to get some excitement going!
Rog: I agree totally. Just look at that list. Nothing but SUV/CUV’s other than the possible new Bolt and hopefully they don’t make it another CUV. Any more, if they want to create any excitement, they need to announce some real cars. Poor Buick is just hanging by a thread that’s about to break.
Are they actually planning an update to the Malibu? I thought (sadly) it was on the chopping block.
All new passenger vans?
They can’t deliver what they promise now – at least in Canada. Haven’t seen a Lyriq, Blazer EV, Equinox, or Hummer yet. As a GM customer with a deposit in for a Blazer EV for 18 Months or so, I’m getting discouraged.
Why would you be discouraged about a vehicle they said from the beginning wouldn’t be delivered until fall 2023, and only in high level trims, and limited supplies, with more volume coming in 2024?
A new Camaro…..hahahahahahahahaha, yeah no.
Meanwhile across town, the blue oval boys just wrapped up Foxfest. Looked like a great time! And what do us Camaro guys get?????? C’mon GM!!!!!
Presumably, they ARE coming out with a new Camaro, but it will be a performance oriented EV 4-door sedan.
According to The new issue of MotorTrend (September 2023), the new Camaro will have 4 doors and be an EV, but, sadly, it will be a crossover, not a car/sedan. The magazine is comparing it to Ford’s Mustang Mach-E.
A Camaro Mach-E imitation is a non-starter. If was inclined to go one of the versions of the Mustang, the Mach-E wouldn’t make the list. Same goes for a GM Camaro imitation.
A new GM product where we don’t have to worry about cracking dash’s and failed lifters or cracked wheels? Or perhaps a GM vehicle where they don’t kill the Onstar after a few months.
What about the refreshed Envision? Buick said it will bow before years-end.
already been revealed.
unfortunately there doesn’t seem to be any real auto designers at Gm. It is always same old designs year after year. colors, black, white, silver, same old, no chrome, flat black grills. Go back and look at the 50s and 60s auto, far better looking, lots of changes back then. Big anouncements every year. Now nothing. Sad bunch running GM today.
Maybe we see the updated Malibu?
Are they actually planning an update to the Malibu? I thought (sadly) it was on the chopping block.
Hurry up with the unveil of the CT5 refresh, so I can decide if I wait or jump now!
Electra Electra 225 no probably a peanut sized cuv.